Published:
10:22 AM April 6, 2021
Updated:
11:11 AM April 6, 2021
Benches on Oulton Broad were affected after strong winds and high water levels hit the coast on Easter Monday. Picture: Mick Howes
- Credit: Mick Howes
A handful of flood alerts remain in place after strong winds and high water levels hit parts of the Norfolk and Suffolk coast.
The Environment Agency has said that five flood alerts remain on Tuesday, April 6 with high water levels expected in Norfolk and Suffolk following the blustery bank holiday weather conditions.
The Environment Agency has said that five flood alerts remain in place on Tuesday, April 6. Picture: Gov.UK flood information service
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Calls have been made to speed up repair works on the footbridge connecting Southwold and Walberswick ahead of the "critical holiday period" as the coast aims to recover from Covid.
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